When it comes to looking for property in Spain, you'll come across some slightly different property types compared to those you might be used to. One of these is the bungalow, which isn't to be confused with the traditional British meaning of a bungalow, i.e. almost any detached, one-storey house. Check out this simple guide to Spanish bungalows and discover our selection of bungalows for sale in Spain near the sea.
What is a Spanish bungalow?
A Spanish bungalow generally refers to an apartment in a 2-storey building, either on the ground floor or on the top floor with a large veranda and a flat roof, as well as a private entrance. The majority of bungalows for sale in Spain are found in the outskirts or suburbs of towns on the Spanish coast.
Where are the most bungalows for sale in Spain?
Bungalows in Spain are largely found in coastal regions of the country, with the majority of bungalows for sale in Alicante and the Costa Blanca. You'll be able to find all sorts of bungalows for sale, from bungalows for sale in Spain with private pool to new build bungalows in Spain. The choice is yours!
Cheap bungalows for sale in Spain
Where are the cheapest bungalows to buy in Spain? Buying a bungalow in Spain can cost anything from 50,000 euros on the Costa Blanca, while the most expensive, luxury bungalows are for sale for prices over 2 million euros. Some of the cheapest bungalows to buy in Spain can be found in Torrevieja and in the surrounding Baix Segura area, while the average price of a bungalow in Spain tends to be around 150-200 thousand euros.
Buying a bungalow in Spain
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